Thursday, 18 May 2017

MY WORTHY FELLOWS (Video. For Every Visually Challenged, Worldwide)

SHARE

Sometimes I wonder if they see like how I do.
I see the sky and see the sea and see beauty;
Do they see like how I do
Or do they just imagine?
If danger is near I can escape:
But can they walk and run and jump
As fast as how I would do?


I call them Worthy Fellows: we are the same!
I and them are one: from one clay, we came.

Therefore I must never maltreat them:
They are never inferior!
How dreadful would my life be,
If I like them could hardly see!
Therefore I must never disrespect them:
They are never inferior!
How could I have written this line,
If their painful plight were mine?

I call them Worthy Fellows: we are the same.
I and them are one: from one clay, we came...

I plead with everyone, everywhere. Let us love and care for them. I feel sad whenever I see them suffer. I cry within myself whenever I see them cry for help. I feel pain whenever I see people treat them despicably. This is my passion. Read it to them...

ISAAC ESSOUN
SHARE

Author: verified_user

Isaac Essoun is a young Ghanaian writer who has a passion for literature: plays, prose, and chiefly, poetry. He has an inborn talent for writing novels and poetry, and has over 200 works of poetry to his credit, and other novels. He is still writing more poems and stories. His works of poetry span across all areas of life - romance, society, politics, academics, science, law, religion and metaphysics.